Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Shell: lab work on contract basis

Dear all,

 

Please write in to Jolene if interested.

 

Regards

 

 

Looking for graduates interested in working for Shell on a contract basis (about 2 yrs) in a technical service research lab, dealing with labwork research on polyurethane foams.

Work site is in Jurong Island. If anyone is interested, he/she can send their CV to Jolene.Ge@shell.com

Some details

Company: Shell

Work Site: Jurong Island

Job Scope: Lab work in research for polyurethane foams, machinery work in bigger scale of making polyurethane foams.

Preference: A guy as there are a lot of manual work in the machinery portionwork, however if the female is able to carry heavy loads and is fine with manual work, she is welcomed to send her CV too.

Friday, September 30, 2011

FW: Interns / Part time needed for Lab Assistant

Dear all,

 

If anyone is interested, please write in to Evelyn.

 

Cheers

 

From: Tan, Evelyn (HE) [mailto:Evelyntan@dow.com]
Subject: Interns / Part time needed for Lab Assistant

 

Dear all,

 

We require internship/part time for one of the project as follow. Should you have any students that are keen, appreciate if you can send their cvs to me.

 

Start Date: 1 Nov

 

Requirements: Credit in Chemistry

Work Location: Tuas

 

Terms: Internship or Part time or 6 months to 1 year contract

 

Main Job Responsibilities:

1.    Establish world class qualitative and quantitative test methods for assessing the performance of adhesives in Flexible Packaging

2.    Conduct and compare different types and processing of flexible adhesives in SEA and SDC.

3.    Learn to use and be proficient on handling testing equipment in the laboratory such as tensile tester, pH meter, foam generator, K coater, nip roller etc

4.    Compile test results and write test report for Technical Service Manager’s review before it is being presented to the customers

5.    Maintain laboratory cleanliness and safety, use hazardous chemicals and dispose it safely. Constantly comply to laboratory safety rules and regulations.

 

Thank you.

Kind Regards,

Eve